Sickly Tigers No Match For Charging Baltimore
Baltimore crushed Detroit 10-7 as Denny McLain struggled and acting manager Bob Swift plus shortstop Dick McAuliffe were hospitalized. The Orioles built an early lead and held on, with Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell driving in two runs each. Detroit, hampered by health woes and a stubborn pitching staff, dropped five straight and slipped further from Baltimore in the standings.
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Lab Tests Don’t Measure Ryun’s Track Greatness
Lawrence Kansas AP reports Jim Ryun’s superiority is proved on the track by a stopwatch not by physiology tests. KU professor Dr. Ed Elbel says Ryun, the world’s fastest middle distance runner, shows explosive power and timing rather than distinct physiological advantages.
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League Leaders Show Strong Batting and Pitching Totals
The Associated Press lists AL leaders with Snyder Baltimore .338 Oliva Minnesota and F Robinson Baltimore .320 in batting. Robinson 73 runs Aparicio 66. Robinson 117 hits. Yastrzemski 26 doubles. I Robinson 25 home runs and 22 by Pepitone Powell. Stolen bases include Gee Chicago 28 Buford 24. Pitching leaders feature Watt 7-1 .875 and Miller 7-2 .778. Koufax 178 strikeouts. Perry 132-? .867 and Blass 8-2 .800. NL leaders list Aaron 67 runs and 72 RBI. Alou 126 hits. Clemente 119. Brock 38 steals. Koufax 178 strikeouts.
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Defending Champ Still Going Strong
In Barrington Barrington Hills, defending Western Amateur champion Barbara Fay Boddie, 26, leads a young surge to the quarter finals as teen rivals push toward the title. Gabrielsen, 19, battles 16-year-old Jane Huntsberger in a top bracket clash while Boddie faces Marcella Rose, 25, in a key quarter final.
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Baseball scores from minor leagues and leagues
The Associated Press reports results across leagues. Pacific Coast League games include Oklahoma City defeating Tulsa 6 to 4 and San Diego beating Denver 1 to 0. Tacoma 9 Spokane 6. Indianapolis 4 Vancouver 2. Phoenix 9 to 4 over Seattle. Portland 2 to 2 with Hawaii. International League results show Toronto 5 Buffalo 0. Rochester 5 Syracuse 1. Toledo 5 Columbus 3. Richmond 8 Jacksonville 6.
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Egg Prices Rise As Heat Hits Supplies
AP reports wholesale prices for a dozen eggs climbed up to seven cents in the past week as hot weather reduced hen outputs. Heat shrinks beans and peas in several states, while cherry yields drop and fruit prices edge higher. Despite higher costs, barbecue remains popular with broilers beef and turkey on sale. corn may fall as a larger harvest lowers prices. Milk prices rise for consumers as coffee remains steady.
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Wichitan Heads Jo in Kansas Amateur Junior Golf
Salina Kan AP The Kansas Amateur Junior Golf Tournament heads into the final 18 holes as Gary Navarro of Wichita leads the 15 year old division with 71 73 144 at Salina Country Club. Paris 71 Scott Brooks of Augusta second with 70 76 146. Tom Schoenbeck Junction City and Bob Leeper Manhattan tied for lead in 17 year old division with 75 73 148 and 77 71 148. Dean Ohley Arkansas City leads 14 year olds 80 76 156 while John Pekarek Hays tops 13 year olds 79 76 155.
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Arkansas City
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Hays
Kill Athlete's Foot Germ At Ratene Drug Store
An advertisement claims a single application of T-1-L stops athlete's foot, with burning sensation and peeling skin before the germ-killing effect appears. It promises healthier skin within days at Raney Drug Store.
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